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National Republican., 1887-10-28
Arranging for the Labor Parade,

District Assembly G6, X. Of L., met last
night at Odeon Hall and made further ar
rangements for the great labor parade on
the 2d proximo. All the details will be
projected at the meeting Of the executive
committee tomorrow evening.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
Mr.. stoddard In ChIo,yo,

stoddard is now in Chicago giving his
lectures, 1t takes five weeks, twenty-five
lectures, to give the Chicago public an op-
portunity to hear the lectures. Tho houses
are packed nightly, aud the new lectures
are great success.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
Assistant Paymasters wanted,

Twelve additional assistant paymasters
will be asked for by the paymaster general
OF the navy in his annual report soon to be
submitted to the secretary.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
ANARCHISTS LAST APPEAL.
ABLE COUNSEL PLEADING THEIR CAUSE
BEFORE A HIGH TRIBUNAL.

Crowds Flocking to the Court Room
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker States tho
Grounds of Error-Attorney General
Hunt, of Illinois, Replies for tho
State.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
The Fever mt TAMPA,

Surgeon General Hamilton has received
telegram from Dr. Poeter at Tampa, say,
ing that there We're eleven new cases and
four deaths on Wednesday, and that there
are nineteen cases In the hospital.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
Consul Appointed.

The President has appointed Victor VIE
quain, OF Nebraska, to bo United States
consul at Colon, Republic OF Colomb ia.
National Republican., 1887-10-28

TINS Is TO express my sincere thanks for the
benefit have experienced from the use nt Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. l had a severe aud az.
gtavating cough so that could scarcely talk =
after using one small bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, II not only cured my cough but strength.
ened my sore chest. take great pleasure in
testiiying to the efficacy OF the Syrup aud
heartily recommend II.
w. J. WILLIAMS, JR.,
70 Ansor St., Charleston, s. g.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell & Co., Bankers, No. 1d37 Pennsyl.
vania avenue:
n,,nla, : 1907
National Republican., 1887-10-28
Grain and Yroyiafopa.

Following Is the range OF prices In the Chicago
market, furnished by b. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud
Building corner, Ninth and + streets:
National Republican., 1887-10-28
JACK HALL; OR. THE SCHOOL DAYS OF
AN AMERICAN BOY. By ROBERT GRANT
author Of Face to Face" &c. illustrated
BY i. G.; Atwood. Boston Jordan, Marsh

School days are always interesting to
boys--not invariably while such days are In
actual existence-and TO men who remem-
ber their boyhood. None, probably, can be
found more attractive than these OF pres
ent record. The very spirit OF the time,
the jubilant spirit, runs and leaps aud
shouts all through the volume.
National Republican., 1887-10-28
A sPECuLAToR IN PETTICoATs. BY HEc.
TOR MALoT, author of mo Relations"
Translated by Mary Neal Sherwood. Phia.
delphia T.. b. Peterson & Brothers 3Dj
Chestnut street. Pnblishers.

|. THE DUCHESS. BY the author OF phyllis"
&c. Philadelphia: J b; Iippincott Com
pany. Sale, A. 8. Witherbee. 50 ceut'.
portrait Of tho story teller prefaces the
story. Ireland is the scene. There is
great variety and interest in the pages and
powerful drawing, not fancy work, but
evidently from real life.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08


800 people In the circus Saturday. 8ssi
Abraham Crissy has gone to Join the circus.
i The sheany shop took In q few suckers Sat
urday. II 5ss
II T. a. Killen. ". HAYES and ]. AcKntght are
among the painters this week.
Il We have seen barns painted red but never
mans whiskers until Saturday.
The cornet in the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath was quite an Improvement.
The County Commissions have condemned
the wooden bridge at the old town. # i.
Old settlers day in Leroy isas much q day
looked forward to as the 4th Of july III many
other places. I,5, ID 3az SI5s.
w. ]. Hedifant, of Fort Dodge. Iowa. Is in
town on visit to friends. His wife and child
bear him company. 5s.
The game Of baseball at Taopi between Ia
OPT and Leroy was like soda waterfall wind
Il to in favor Of Leloy. s.E E>3.s
Y With your next petition for road to the
state line be little careful how you word 1t.
Chas. Smith, of this plac can give you q
pointer If you need it. -. G@r
The circus has been here and gone. The
wooden whale was surely great curiosity.
Taking the whole matter into consideration
We were not 1T all pleased. The striking ma
chine was a splendid humbug. StI.*@a.5 + NJ
~, Yours, ETC., s.: -. w.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
i
DEX;T

y. Mrs. John Taylorof Wells, was visiting here
last Thursday. nj 45s n
4 H !. a. Thompson, an old Dexter boy, stayed
over Sunday here. He Is travelling for the
Twin City Shirt Factory. i.': 5i5sI
Uncle Pearce and King and P. Sheridan are
the ones now with newly painted buildings.
Let the good work 60 on. FL. ..H5 u
II The Grand Meadow and Dexter mines played
q practice game and Dexter cane in second
best by about 10 talltes. Everyb body good
natured and lots or fun.
A. Hunt aud DAUGHTER Bertha, G. D. Pearce
and family, J. NJ. Pearce and family, 4. b.
Rothe and several others attended the en-.
oampment at Albert Lea last Thursday.
The Duluth, Red Wing 8 Southwestern sur
veyors Sundayed at the Swami House last
Sunday. Their nearest place to Dexter is
about five miles. They don't know what they
will miss IL they leave US out. III. 5ssISl
o. J. Simmons, the irrepressible insurance
agent OF Rochester, was visiting here among
his friends. Saturday and saunday. He was
trying to get up wrestle or foot race and
was willing to bet money ON himself at either
and he seemed to feel grieved because neith-
or side would let him play ball with them In
tho Dexter Grand Meadow game. S
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
DELAYED Correspondence.)

delayed Correspondence.)
No school last Monday.
Quite number Neyadians we're at Austin
decoration day.
Mr.. John s. Jacobson was down last
week attending his cousins wedding.
Cards are out for another wedding this week
Lewis P. Thompson to Miss Malena Lampson.
Mr.H. c. Anderson has two Of his sisters
from Pope County visiting relatives and old
acquaintances here. .,-
Tuesday I'VE received most refreshing
rain, which brightned not only the shrubs on
earth but also the farmers. o.
Wedding last week. Mr.. Martin D. Nelson
to Miss Amelia Jacobson, A great number of
friends were present wishing the newly mar
ried couple many happy days. Their present
home wi l be with the bridegroom's father Mr..
D. Nelson. @s -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

Lewis Ellington and family have returned
from Dakota
The W. c. T. q. will meet with Mrs. Brai-
nerd next Friday, June 10.
Mrs. Carrie Fatland, from Dakota. is here
visiting relatives and acquaiutances.
Frank Wheeler and his sisterMay have gone
to Hancock, MIMI, to visit their brother.
Markets.: Wheat, %; barley, IS to 40; pota-
toes 80; eggs, 8; butter, Ii; cattle on foot, 81
to 50; sheep, 81; live hogs, 81; cream per inch,
Ii cents.
Died, in this village, on Sunday, June 5, of
Diphtheria. q child of H. L. Zwiner. He has
one other child sick with same disease, but
not dangerous.
The Lutheran Society are to have a one
thousand pound bell placed in the tower OF
their church which will be the first church
bell in this village.
Memorial services were held Monday even
ing in Merton's Hail, under the auspices Of
the W. c. T. q. Speaking by Rev.W.S.Chasc
and Prof. Mcmillan. :...
The time of holding the quarterly meeting
of Blooming Prairie circuit has beea changed
f=om June II and II % reported last week, to
June IS and 10. at Geneva. s....- ~ r, -
The festival given by the ladies was sue
cess. They extend 9 vote of thanks to Mr. ::E.
Morton for giving them the use of his hall.
and to Prof. Mcmillan for efficient help.
On Thursday morning, June 2, in this VII
lage, the little daughter of o. A. Vebleu, was
so badly burned by her clothes catching fire
while out in the yard burning some rubbish,
that she died ut eleven o'clOck D. m. the same
day. She was about seven years of age. The
funeral took place Saturday from tho Luth-
erau church. t-. :Eg5 - 49,. :. s5g,.-a
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
ROSE CREEK.

House moving was the order of the day Sat-
urday. @s$ fau. ...s 1:s }%'@
Miss Jennie Young has been visiting her
friends here the past week. m z Il:
Ladies' Social y MON meets with Mrs. Will
Aams on Wednesday of this week.
Miss Lizzie southworth. after spending
some weeks in St. Paul. is again one OF our
number. H.. H.. ,5,$ E,#
. Kate Hopp and Grace Watt go to Leroy,
Friday evening to attend the old settlers
picnic on Saturday.
DR.. Rounce went to Lyle Saturday. The
DR.. is fine young man and Roae Creek &C.
cle,y appreciates him. o."
uRev. Morse, from Austin, filled the pulpit
Sunday morning, in Congregational church
Rev. Shannon in the afternoon and evening.
CIV. Sutton's ware house, which was dam
aged by fire, shines in coat of new shingles
We hear he is soon to add an addition to hi
house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
NEVADA.

Ashleson's have been visited by friend of
theirs from st. Paul.
with their parents last Sunday. -...5-....
The ladies society met with Mrs. Ole Amer
son last Thursday. ULvAN.
Some of our young people went over to-
wards Adams last Sunday to attend we'd
ding there. -... +
Confirmation was held at the Lutheran
church last Sunday by Rev. Eggen. Eighteen
girls and eight boys ware confirmed.
The wedding at Mrs. Simpsons last week
proved grand one and quite number Of
presents were bestowed the happy pair.
Wedding ceremonies by Elder Eggen.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
GRAND MEADOW.
DELAYED correspondence.)

IT,. delayed correspondence .@~
See Mr.. Lowell in town? 49, i. IL,
Vision Baynard is putting up new barn
for Sheldon. ... -. ,..' ..,.r. r -.
Mr.. Delaney living three miles east is
hauling material to put up new house.
DR.. Johnson just received large invoice
of glass which he sells at the bottom prices.
The young folks had parIor dance ut Mr. .
L6ckwoods on Friday evening. Several cal-
rage loads went out. ats - q 4 III. .s4sE#
Cool delightful rain. Heavy wind Sunday
night so that some large buildings were
moved from their foundations north OF this
place. pr" ,,t->&.# %=e' :s:, *:* = !.
Mrs. H. P. Coleman has gone to keeping
house IN Bar ,a house on the south SIDE OF
many young friends. -
Rev. Cowcil delivered q grand lecture on
1.-THE dark spots in the Sum- or (Bihle). He In
tends * give lecture occasionally to the in
etructiOn and editication OF his hearers.
Charlie Lawrence and several OF his chums
went en- 4 fishing tour on the ZumbrO River.
They were gone several days and came home
bale and hearty, but where are the fish bOysi
Rev. Allen delivered very able a. memorial y.
was finely decorated for the occasion. all
having 3 tendency to cultivate patriotism
in the minds Of the young. The g. a. =. had
their ceremonies on Monday though 1t ratned
| q good share OF the time.
| "a few OF the valuable presents which they
receiy, d were Sewing Machine. silver castor
pickle dish. ca ke dish, Berry dieh, Butter dish
Yea pot, set silver knives and forks, table
| linen Of I'll kinds. They came to his fathers on
Tuesday. The band gave them good send OF
In the evening. He IL q very fine young man
and his friends give them their. best wishes
Andrew Goldberg has received two pro
/ motions lately, the first was as Lowell r Shell
don's bookeerer, second Miss Julia Napson 81
the tOwn.Of Salem promoted him to partner.
i ship for life which took place at her mother
home the u inst. Rev. j. a. Thorson Of Rock
dell officiating After the ceremonies 9 grand
i time was enjoyed by all. The repAst Wal
served up up In elegant styIe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDlNGs

Called meeting. June 2. 1857.
Present Hon. Mayor French and Aldermen
Beiseker, Davidson, Knox, Lowell. Miller and
McFadden.
The call for the meeting made for the pur-
pose of acting on claims and bills and for the
purpose OF transacting any business that
might properly come before the common
council.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The undersigned draymen and citizens of
the city of Austin, respectfully requested
that an ordinance be passed to regulate and
license drays, carts and wagons for the trans.
portation of property within the limits Of
the city of Austin. And that said license to
be not less than fifteen dollars per year, and
that no license be granted for less period
than one year. And that the fine for violat-
ing said ordinance be not less than ten dol
lars. ]. a. MILLS.
VIII WAY. .-
Aid. Day appeared and took his seat.
BILLS AUDITED AND ALLOWED.
The following bills were allowed and ordered
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
Darbys Prephylsctic Fluid.

Darbys Prophylsctic Fluid. ri
Use 1t in every sick-room. Will keep the
atmosphere pure and wholesome, remoy-
ing all bad edors from any source.
Will destroy allDisesseG Germs, infection
from all FeEers and all contagious diseas-
~ee.
The eminent physician, j. Marion Sims,
= of New York. says: Il am convinced that
most valuable disinfectant."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
Bueklea.s Arnica saivs.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblians
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and pos
lively cures Piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price q cents per
hOX
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
delayed Correspondence.)

(Delayed correspondence
Sutton has the daily Mail now.
Barley crop will be light, rain or no rain.
Laurance Proeschel will build grsnary on
his new farm this summer.
They have caught wood chuck alive, at
Mr.Seebach's. This will be quite an addition to
his numerous pets.
We need a general Merchandise Store at
Sutton, and young wide awake fellow could
do good business here.
The German Luth. Congregation are build
ing a $500 Parsonage opposite the School
house Dist. 1O6 on Sec. ~ Town of Dexter.
The Strangman Bros, bought 120 acres of
wild land in Sec. % Dexter for $3.50 cash. We
are glad to see the boys settle down and they
will make good addition to our thriving
neighborhood.
Cas-. Fairbanks returned from his visit to
Dakota. He does not give good account of
that country. He thinks we are living in the
garden of thei north west and ought to be con-
tended at home.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
ii ..5tE 80
SUTTON.

John Proschel, of Racine county, Wis, Is
here visiting his brothers Conrad and Law
renee. e5a> t "
The coaches on the Dubuque division of
the NJ. & N. w. are now well filled with pas
sengers. -. ",'.. " ~ ~
Conrad Proeschel's residence looks nobby
since it has been painted again. Some of his
neighbors ought to do likewise and improve
the looks of their homes.
H. j. Studor. the Hercules of this vicinity,
runs blacksmith shop IN connection with
his farm. Mr.. Studor is always ready to do
good job, and ought to be we'll patronized
by his nelghbors.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08

paid: .... t..v
John sGieoereer, services at fire May a,.s 1e GO
A HendricksOn, =" 1W
w Newman, - ~ leo
f Hutter, n.y. IO
NJ E HanOld, " "" lU
Ole Running, 20" LOO
H Hummel, ITO
E Earl, % l0U
Geo Peterson, g 100
Chas Petty, - 100
w H Newman, 100
Dipping, 1W
A Wyant, '' 100
F: THS eok;t, Is
Matt Tische,. 10
ThOs Dugan, leo
K Goodwin, g % 100
H Martin, LOO
NJ Leonard, 100
Thos Riley, services chief Police, May. so 90
Jno Minnette, services police, May. As %
Joseph Stephenson, care of lamps, May. 80 90
J H Makepeace, Recorder, May. 49,. ESQ
John Nelson labor on !streets.....:... 81 S77
J Christhphcrson ........... 7So
pS anipe WelcA, ::::::::. 81
w Herman. man and team ......... " %
Thos Me Corn, labor on sts''.'..... s7s
Pat Welch, I" ........,... 3 20
Anderson, ............ IL
n H~@1
& Dunkelman, clothes for w Kelly....... Is 90
Tim Cronan, * days work on jail. 7S
G Boyington, Il day work on jail......... IS
Joseph Adams, labor paid on jail. :...:.. 9@
L French. balance Of appropriation for
the survey Of Rochester to Austin. lit ~
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee on bills reported on sundry re-
ferred bills as follows: -.
Joseph Lamping, hauling material for Jail.
47.s5. T. '-,2E>s...@ q. f..
Allan Mollison, committing and boarding
prisoners, 82.20. g., s4s. ;..:..zs ,,~- II !1
That above bills were correct. Accepted
and bills ordered to be paid. Il. s 81 @..<.
~. MICELLANEoUs BUSINESS. a.
Mr.. West appeared before the council and
asked permission to build stairway from the
sidewalk to his basement on the corner Of
Main and Mill streets, stairway to be built I'M
der the directions Of tho COMMITTEES on side
walks. Carried. 1i :. 5l..
On motion by Alb. Miller, that County Sur
yeyor Allen be employed to establish correct
| grades in oil parts of the CITY when necessary
such survey to be under the direction Of Aid.
Miller, Knox and Davidson. Carried.
Mr.. Smedley. President Of the National Iron
and Brass Works, Of Dubuque, Iowa. appear
ed before the council In the matter of sys.
tenn Of water works. After considerable dis.
cussion by the council as the best and most
feasible plan for the same. Aud on motion
by AID. Knox, that Mr.. smedIy furnish plans
and specifications on which to base PROPOSE
1 lions for system OF waiter works. Carried.
! And the council adjourned to Friday even.
ing, June 10, 1887. II. 81. II #s. .f :== Fl.
! J.H. MAKEPEACE,
4#: a a& City Recorder.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08

hi CHINA WARE 0
OF the finest designs, at Bascomb 9
Halls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

Yesterday, VIM Dixon indicted for housebreak-
ing, was transferred from jail 10 the hospital by
dnectfon q the Criminal Court.
Yesterday. Albert Gleason. Zachary Taylor and
others died . bull In equity against Cornelia p.
Luce, Biteke Luce and six Others 10 recover . lot
IA sQuarSx22 at Its northeast corner on and l4th
streets r -r-
Robert Il Jones entered suit yesterday against
Mary T. Jones for the partition or sale OF lot In
square 27Sl
Al meeting last evening Of the National Rifles Il
WAS decided 70 have the presentation OF the
medals awarded TO the members OF the National
Dill take place AZ the armory ON the evening Of
the 18th instant
Tho social season OF the washington Lodge OF
klks was opened last night by an entertainment at
their hall on 9th street. There was alarge attend
aace. The program embraced local and instru-
mental music, Rotations, dancing and story tell
Ing
colored infant was found at the corner OF It'll
and streets northeast last night by w. W. Mar
maduke- IL WAS cared for during the night by q
colored woman living near the sixth precinct sta
uon, and Was taken 70 St AIMS Asylum to-day.
The burning Of tar kettle, owned By A. L. Bar
Der Co, AT the corner OF New Jersey avenue and
street. about II 80 O'Clock last night, caused an
At . meeting OF young republicans OF Airing.
ton- Va, the following of1cers were elected: w.
baily. Chairman; VIM II. Gardner, secretary
Fesfus Pollard, treasurer; samuel Hynes, ser
Keant-at-arms, VIM Twyman, chaplain. The
club Is named the lnvincible. and has nifty menu
berA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

To ths Editor Of TEE EVENING srAH.
For some time past the writer has noticed flakes
OF SCOT settling upon houses In ths vicinity Of the
Miner school building, 18th, below q street The
peculiar. streaky, dirty appearance Of stone trim
mings, and black spots upon woodwork, Stops,
sils. &c. IL found 70 emanate from the burning OF
sou coal In the Miner school II the damage vas
connned 10 the school building no objection could
fse but IL Is certainly proper 70 complain against
practice that even In the manufacturing city OF
chicago Is tolerated only under strong protests
WIN bright prospect OF eventually supervising
the nuisance. In this city, above all Others. the
-fne bsauuful city OF the Nation. ''The paffof
city, &C. b found q school meanly using cheap,
property wherever the wind can carry It's nassi-
nss4 IL Is hardly possible that there Il any other
Shooi In the District guilty OF this smut business
thlz. SRpRNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04
CITY ITEMS
Lo0lk Over this Ljse.

. - SOME MAGNIFICENT BARGArNs
There are but few OF some OF these goods.
And these win all be sold out Saturday.
Z We want the room for new goods.
These Inducements are intended Tor Consumers
only. A hint, &C., &C.. Is sufficient
3 Pie Plates Tor &C., at The Fair.
WOODEN Knife Trays for &C., at The Fair
Rolling Pins TOR &C., at The Fair.
Potato Washer for &C., at The Fair.
BLOCK I'm DfShpan for 19c., at The Fair
Large BLOCK Tin Dishpan for DC, at The Fair.
Extra large lin Dish Pan for 42c., at The Fair.
Novelty Tipped Quart Ne sures force, at The Fair
Large Footed Wash Basins for &C., at The Fair.
ODlong Butler Bucket for &C., at The Fair.
Footed Cullenders for &c. at The Fair.
I'm Dfppers for 4c., at The Fair.
2-quart C0nee Boilers for l2c, at The Fair.
decorated TIT Cuspadors for &c. at The Fair,
2-Quart Pudding Pans for &C., at The Fair
4-Quart Pudding Pans for &C., at The Fair.
6-quart Pudding Pans for &C., at The Fair.
Wash Basins for &C., at The Fair
Coiored Glass Celery Stands for 19c., at The Fair
Decorated Lava Cuspadors for o:Ic at The Fair
Decorated English Tea Sets, SO pieces for $a9S at
The Fair.
Come as early as possible
The Fair
S12 sth street northwest,
GOldschmid's Old stand
Best Quality blue Flannel shirts
at c. Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, eth and H. /
Tor the Best - Ladies' shoes Go %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

SATURDAYS M.KKKrIss.-Corned beef, &c round
steak, 1Oc.; sirloin l2Lc.: p. b. steak, 16c; rib
roast, 10 lac; legs mutton, l2e.; lamb, lac. (;
greenings 25c peck; creamery butter, &c. 10.
Spring chickens The largest selection OF green
fruits and vegetables. complete stock groceries
Wixom's Market store, 336 9th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

- lnvincible', EiOnr,
ss lnvincible,, Flour.
from the choicest spring wheat, guaranteed the
best; $6.25 per Dbl, 1853 u Dbl, 81 cents !. Dbl
''Cnamlon" Flour, champion" -Four,
an elegant winter wheat family fiOur; S. Is per
bp., 81. "A a Dbl, 12c. Is bpl
Both the above brands, bought for cash In car
load lots, and are very cneap at above prices.
NJ. Il +. METzGER,
All 9TH street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

THg POLICE SHOE, made Of fine calf, and three
soles broad scotch bottoms, sold az the low price
OF g. At HEILBRUSs, 4O2 eth street.
see the Old Lady In Window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

For Washington dressed beef 90 to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls tfA ti2o and $40 Center Market and a06 and
.A0s Northern Liberty. corn beef specially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

IL Seeunb Almost 1mCredOlOuS
and yet II Is true that can sell Mems strictly
Solid Calf Boot ~ $L75; a Mems Good Prime Calf
Shoe at $l.75. The upper, in these shoes Will
stand an additional sole. A Mems Genuine Hand
Sewed Shoe ut $2.75 These goods were bought AS
q job, their real value being "a; A Mems Good
Prime Kip Boot at 81. 70; A LADIES' Genuine Hand
Sewed Don. Kid Button al s.; A Ladies' American
Kid or Goat Button Boot AT $l.5O. We are Sole
Agents OF this shoe and will give New Pair for
any that Will Rip or Break In reasonable time
To he convinced OF the above statement call early
at the Standard SnOe House, 824 7th bet. Ii and
SITS n. w,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

THK PEDESTRIAN SHOE, solid. light uppers, broad
bottom, double soles, only $50. AT
HEILBEUNs one Price shoe House,
4Jrs .th street